{An Umbrella Special Feature}


Cally Conan-Davies

is an Australian poet who has spent a great deal of time on the road, living in a van, as well as working as a teacher and writer.

Her credits include The Raintown Review, The Flea, The Lavender Review, The Hudson Review and The Able Muse Anthology.


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Time Zones

When sleep lifts, admitting your mind,
and you enter the day I am leaving,
don’t imagine that time is unkind—
but remember the way we were weaving

in the wind as the waves rushed shoreward,
how the sand stung our faces and showed
our footprints, alone, pushing forward,
up the dunes, through the trees, to the road.



 
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